The result was a geographical division of towns, including a division of extended families, based on a continuation of traditional ranching and home gardens versus the use of newly introduced agricultural methods (Almada-Bay 2000).
Sherman, along with Ord, assisted in surveys for the sub-divisions of the town that would become Sacramento.
The division of labor between town and country was "threatened with breakdown" in Europe because "town and city industries are not producing adequate goods to exchange with the food-producing farmer".
The figures showed a sharp division of attitudes between town and country.
Mr. Gile, 49, is a proficient competitive runner, too, as well as a top finisher in the 40-and-over division of the weekly town ski race series.
But in practice, partition is far less often a "velvet divorce" of equals as in Czechoslovakia, and more often like the bloody division of Yugoslavia: mixed towns become battlefields and neighbouring powers intervene in their own interests.
A more recent and local cause of dissension was likely over the division of Salisbury when the town of Amesbury was created from it several years earlier.
Today, Bartlett, who is thirty-two, oversees five divisions: press, media affairs (for the out-of-town press), global communications (for the international press), speechwriting, and communications.
Gen. Jubal A. Early's division attacking across the open fields north of town.
In New York, a two-airport town, the division of labor has never been subtle: Kennedy has been New York City's wide springboard to the world, while La Guardia Airport has been the dowdy but nearby destination for domestic and business traffic.
